Southern Arkansas University

Eleven SAU Theatre & Dance majors and three faculty members attended the Region VI American College Theater Festival (ACTF) in Abilene, TX, this past spring. Participation in ACTF provides significant educational and professional development opportunities for students, including adjudicated feedback from faculty and industry professionals, workshops across all areas of theatre, networking with peer artists

Southern Arkansas University recently recognized 75 faculty members for their scholarly accomplishments. The event, titled the All-Star Scholars Celebration, was held to recognize the research and scholarship produced by faculty. “It was a wonderful event to acknowledge what our faculty are doing,” said Dr. Robin Sronce, provost and vice president for academic affairs at SAU.

Scott Loftin has been named director of the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC) at Southern Arkansas University. Loftin brings years of financial experience to the position, which he hopes to use to help aspiring and current business owners in the region. Loftin noted, “This position will allow me to help people in

Helping others is a goal many college students share. At Southern Arkansas University, the social work program gives that goal a clear direction and a fast track to a career that makes a difference. “Social work allows you to go in so many different directions once you graduate,” said Mercedes Ray, director of the social

For Briston and Carley Rains, running is more than a sport. It is a career, a calling, and a ministry. The two Southern Arkansas University graduates are the owners of Texas Outlaw Running, a company that hosts, markets, and operates running events across the country, with 70 races a year and growing. The idea started